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Studs & Stockings (2019)

Get ready for a sensuous collection of scenes featuring young, smooth and sexy boys who Love To Cum. These thirsty guys adore getting down with a super-hot buddy whose cock is as hot as their own and who is up for trading kisses and cock dabbling duties in their quest for a daily dose of protein. Whether it be a finger, tongue, cock or even a rigid night stick, these hotties can't wait to feel their ring being slowly stretched as their ass is fondled and admired before it gets a heavy pounding. If you're enamoured with hot and sweaty action and love to see cute boys lapping on some creamy nectar, then this jizz-laden escapade is most definitely for you!
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Get ready for a sensuous collection of scenes featuring young, smooth and sexy boys who Love To Cum. These thirsty guys adore getting down with a super-hot buddy whose cock is as hot as their own and who is up for trading kisses and cock dabbling duties in their quest for a daily dose of protein. Whether it be a finger, tongue, cock or even a rigid night stick, these hotties can't wait to feel their ring being slowly stretched as their ass is fondled and admired before it gets a heavy pounding. If you're enamoured with hot and sweaty action and love to see cute boys lapping on some creamy nectar, then this jizz-laden escapade is most definitely for you!

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Directed By:Trenton Ducati
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In Theaters:3/14/2019
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Gentlemen's Closet

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